From Robb Report · Tori Latham · · 50s
Charleston Pre-Revolutionary Estate Sells for $12.5 Million
A historic Charleston home from 1745 sells for $12.5 million.
In brief
A historic Charleston home from 1745 sells for $12.5 million. A pre-Revolutionary era Charleston estate built in 1745 sold for $12.5 million. Originally reported by Robb Report.
Historic Charleston Estate
A pre-Revolutionary era Charleston home built in 1745 just hit the market for $12.5 million.
Built by Richard Capers
The Category 1 Georgian double was most likely built by Richard Capers in 1745.
Occupied by Colonel Jacob Motte
Colonel Jacob Motte, South Carolina's treasurer when it was a colony, lived there early on.
Continental Congress Member
Colonel James Parsons, a Continental Congress member, also occupied the home early on.
Hosted State Meetings
The home hosted meetings of the Commons House of Assembly before the statehouse was built.
Here's the gist
A pre-Revolutionary era Charleston estate built in 1745 sold for $12.5 million.
